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Fatal Fire,

CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 81. At 1880
O'clock this lorenzo, two boilers in the
Empire Mould AMI Roapor,W ,rks Of ]. +.
sieberling 4 Co.. at Akron explodsd with
terrific force. Tbs two story brick oiler
house was completely demolished. Sew.
efai men woro buried in the ruins which
TOOK lire md 1t was with ditllcnlty that
they wererescued. WIN Brown, nqed II,
waa crushed 80 badly that he died Ia half
an hour. The loss Is estimated at Sl5, 900.
Usuae Of explosion unknown, ~
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! or.erell,. Var Governor pand,

LONDON, Dec. Sl.-Ex.Governor Gibbs,
Of Oregon, died In this city yesterday Of
bronchitis. He had lived in London for
two years. and was engaged In lecturing
on behalf OF temperance. He Is known
TO Americans 10 .Oregon's war Governor.
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sr. LOUIS, Dsc. 3l.-The charrod body
Of Arthur Palmer. one Of the victims who
lost their lives in tho fro which destroyed
the shapleigh. .Cantwsll Hardwell Com.
pany's establishment two weeks ago wes
dug from the ruins this morning. Tho
body hnd beon 50 badly burned that the
only means Of recognizing 1t was by the
clothes. The body Of the clcrk, the other
victim, was recovered a day or two after
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/! Lord unrtineton,sAttItu

LONDON, Dec. sl.-Lord Harrington has
informed Lord Salisbury that he and his
colleagues, including Mr. Goschen, were
in accord on the belief that 1t is unadyisa.
BILE 70 form coalition government, but
promiee to continue to give the ministry a
cordial support. 81, ~ ~ a. i -
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Logan's Property In Illinois.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.-General Logan lett
as partof his estate $4,000 worth OF unil. unen.
numbered real cstate, in Carbondale,T and
his relatives in that vicinity are not alto.
gsther pleased by the staten ents which
are being circulated thst he died poverty
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Opera IIouse iiurnel.

GIRARp, Pa, Dec,-Fire this morning
destroyed eovsral buildings, including
tho Opera House block, owned by George
q, kibier. Tho loss will reach sos 900,
aud Ia divided between dozen Or more
pareonB. -sfai l7-7 7STI74 - :
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BI,ADsTREET,s REPORTS
OF the Condition OF Trade Throughout the
Ei -. Country, f

VI he Sohuit1on Oh Aruue rIhfOuEn0Qt tue
e'=. 49, County, II
NV Yong, Dec. al.-Special telegramB
to Braastrccl's report moderate decrease
in the total volume Of general merchandise
moving. This is regarded e. seasonable,
yet the distribution from first and second
hands, at Chicago. s.. Louis, Kansas City
and elsewhere, exceeds that Of like periods
in preceding years. Leading retail lines
have been very active, owing to the stimu-
lus oi the holiday season. Merchants look
ahead to an improvement in the whole.
sale demand after the middle Of January.
Moneyis generally easier than one week
ago, except at Boston. where rates are la2
percent higher; at Chicago, where some
staple goods have been seeking acoommo-
dation to meet payments due on pur-
chasea; at Milwaukee and at Kansas City,
where requests for funds from interior
banks continue to be received.
GENERAL TRADE.
The falling of in the general trade and
speculative movements during the week
10 shown In the bank olearings from
thirty-two cities specially wired to Brad.
streets. The decline in tho aggregate for
the week ia $25S, ,000,0 900, but against the
like week 1885. the total shows gain OF
s207, $4,000. New York's clearinQs fell
away $232, GOO 900 this week as compared
with last, the greater portion being due to
O. decrease in speculation;, Boaton's de-
clined @,SO0,000, Chicsgo's $5,1O0,0OO,
San Fraucieo,'s S2,s0O00O, Bsltimore's,
Sl,S00,000, Philadslphia's 100000 and
Louisville's Sl,0OO.000. --..
The New York stock market furnishes a
very small volume OF business, owing to
the holiday season. The liquidation &C.
oasonod by the recent decline is Bubstan-
TALLY completed, and tho news OF tho week
tended to give somewhat stronger tone to
the little activity shown. Transactions in
the New York Stock Exchange were l.
7O4. .49l shares, against 3,976, l53 shares last
week, l.505, ,0OS shares the same week last
year, and l ,075. .02l shares in 1854. Bonds
were dull and generally firm. Sales on
tho New York Stock Exchange So 352, 100,
sgainst sc. 500 last week. Money is
much easier. Gall losns are 3aG percent;
time, 5A0 percent, and commercial paper is
dull at s percent. Exchange is low, but
shows signs Of recovery. Sterling has,
however, been below the gold point, and q
large amount OF gold is in transit from
abroad. American securities are it'll
bought moderately for foreign account.
q, IRON AND sTEEL. .:.i.:s ~ Y
q The iron and: steel markets continue to
lead in favoriug conditions. No. l cast-,
.s,-s II
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the Hutchinson vault, with the head
toward tho north, before the arrival! OF
the funeral cortege. II Ia made Of highly
polished Spanish cedar with plain pan.
neling and Furnished copper trimming.
on the plate are engraved the Words: Nh
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AIinerh Killed.

LoSDos, Dec. sl.-Ten miners were
killed this, morning by tho falling OF a
cage in the colliery at Houshton Spring in
Durham. EG1Tst .s;F!1 NJ - 2 7Il1i
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Earihqunke In Spain.
\ MADRID, Dec 3l.-A: shock Of earth
quake was felt to-day In Alnoria, Anda-
luGsia. It caused much alarm. .g' ,19s3|sra,. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-01

No other West Virginia Democrat thinks
1t worth while to dispute the caucus with
Senator Camdon. This fact will suggest
various thoughts to various minds.
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HOLD tho pen easily aud gracefully In
: the right hand, the holder printing over
tho right shoulder, and writo In characters
OF confident holiness, 1887. 4
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DIED,

suiDAM-On Friday, December 81. 1856, at Kan.
y ~ wy, MO-, ANY GiArLlkE, infant dauGhley
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Confederates Remember Logan,

CHARLESTON, S. O., Dec. 31.-A subscrip.
tion has been opened here for fund for
the benefit OF Mrs. Logan. 1t was started
with the following letter from an old Com
federate soldier. - q
To The Edilor of tie News and Courier:: -. (
I see by the papers that the widow OF
the late General Logan has been lett in
impecunious circumstances. General
Logan was hard fighter against the South
during the war. and even after the war,
but tho generous way in which the whole
nation rushed to the aid OF the cradle OF se-
cession after the recent earthquake, has
oblitcrated from my mind the imaginary
line which divided the North and South.
Enclosed | send $25, which beg the
Nelps and Courier to use aa nucleus ior a
fund, to be contributed by Confederate
soldiers and other Carolianians, for tho
widow OF the late John A., Logan, the
Union warrior and statesman. si,,
1.E :, A CoSFEDERATE SoLpIRn.
The subscription list was opened to-day
and the people Of Charleston will out Of
their poverty contribute mite to the su D.
port Of the widow Of brave old "B!ack
luck ~ ~. F'-FE fiji y e fI,T ~ =
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TERRIBLE FIRE (
OCCURS IN MADRAS, SPAIN.


MADRAS, Dec. sl.-Fire broke ou. ic.
day in reserved enclosure at tho peo,les
Park, where the annual fair was being
held. A panic enaued, aud It is reported
that several hundred persons woro burned
or crushed 10 death,
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Glle ant,e'luiiq i, 'l[.l
once. Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street.
HAPPY New Year to all, and to all a
good conscience. N+0D'.E N

THIS Ia Legislature year In West Vir.
ginia, Fun! We'll, Just wal. til the cur.
tain goes up!
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The case. which was to contain the
casket, had been placed in a public vault
near by but was taken out and placed in
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shoulders. He was followed by four MON.
bers Of his staff in line and they BY the
band OF the artillery, with muilled and
Grape colored drums, playing final
march. The guns and the ca;ssons OF the
batteries moved in double line and the
dismounted artillerymen, with their red
lined cloaks thrown back, marched in
platoons as infantry. The marines, headed
by their band and drum corps, carried arms
reversed, rs did the military organizations
which came next. The colors of all the
organizations. were furled aud drapsd i'll
black. Tho Grand Army posts, and an
uniformed delegations together with six
carriages containing the mourners, the
clergy and the pall.bearers, preceded the
hearse. This was drawn by four spirited
black horses covered almost entirely with
eonbre trappings and cloths, and moved
in the centre Of 3 hollow square formed by
its Grand Army escort. A long double
limo Ct carriages closed the procession.
The line OF march from the Capitol
grounds lay through Pennsylvania avenue,
Fifteenth street, Vermont and Rhode
Island avenue md Seventh streets.
The broad streets we're kept ,cleaS
Of crowds by the police, but !. The
sidewalks throughout the populous
parts Of the route were thronged despite
the inclement weather. When the limit
Of the asphalt paved street was paesed the
muddy slush.covered roads proved to be
almost impassahle sfor pedestrians, and
many Of those who started dropped out Of
the line and returned. The Rock Greek
Cemetery, in which the body OF the de.
ceased Senator will temporarily, repose,
adjoins: the Soldiers Home grounds, and
is the oldest burial ground in the District,
having been so used since l7l0. A mum.
ber, OF magnificent forest trees shade the
globe surrounding the ancient Rock Creek
church. sfi 58.f {s1
.i:y.sf t.,:1s i}}@ THE lSTERAENT. & !,
The case. which was to contain the
casket, had been placed in a public vault
near by but was taken out and placed in
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-02

FOREIGN NEWS.


meeefVea ~ enefr Gsmmam<nR.
BzmErN. Dec. l.--Ths Empexof VII.
hAm oslsbfs1ed ne slzhtirfh nunfger-
0Ey Of his eBtEanee into the Pfusnlan
array ~ BSesfsInG eli his CemmMndlfne
0eBeFals. heaasd b. she Csuwm Prizes
kledgfiok NiIlle1. Ths CF0wu Pfinse
addressed ths knporsF - folloSss
ms afmy e9ls0sm3es WITH y811
ma3saty ths e8yNpon wbinh, eiEhsy yssFn
aRo. 700 entered TIE aFnys On sevsFal
0oeeel01s We have ees1 foTtuna1s h
oDming befoge ths oAisf n waE 70 tbank
him fas Iam6inN ~ ahf0uRh severe ntFue-
aies - afeFi0ag viseoEtss. T0aay, how-
essE, youT MAJESTY can look 6aek
upoa sixtssn years watch have bsaa
bleased By psaoe aed undiatAFted de-
vslopznsut an9 siEsaRfAeninR 81 IN Ens-
piFe which rs onIy s1lahliEhse aftsF
iDEQ waiting and slFuRalinR. This Uork
% peace enoossdsd bssMuos your mRies-
ey'a oompwtsna and ngtive leaderanip
rsiBed the capabilities 81 the Army %
that s1ste o. peEfectlea 81 whish every
0aEman soldisF h iasfiF prund.
The Prnazian pFinsipie shAt NJ diGsF-
suee eziss8 5stWesn tbs psople and ths
army, beaanse bssh ags always re4dy -
dsfe1d their oountFys has - your Ma
jesiyss care besoma ths properly Of tks
whois Germau nnllUa. ID ehis maai0nal
care lies tna ebiiitP for the maiutens nee
Of ps4es. We may aga3u essafe yeaE
Matssty % oaB strong and matted arnte-
fol lave. and thai we l0ok VITA joyful
oonflde apeu yon - tue praaeEvef
Of psaee, ard cherish tbs wish that
Gods blessing In full1sss may o9ell
upon goa. fhe kmpsFos rspiying, ~
isFfed 70 BIZ fathsg, edo. be aaia. a.
i0wed him % eutsE the aFuy b the hope
that ~ w0ald experiences bsttef limes
than Prussia then endured. Progi-
fenes had permitted him 20 &C.
auoh happiness n the fuIlegl MEASURE.
iheas bsttsF days Esfs esgseially due 70
the Successes Of the army. Hero the
EnpsFog. much moved, ombsMasd the
IOWA Prince ena aftssWasd General
Won nol1te, 20 whom he apoAs 10 "a
earnest msRaes, thanking him for their
aervises. Finally tuFniaM % other ON
oara present, he eAid be hoped % messl
them again On the Let o. January, 1854.
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Parties going East shoald ealI on W.
YEA Waters, agent Canadian Phcins
Railway, before closing bargains fsi
tickets. Ratsa i0gaF khan toe lowest
Parties sending foi friends can deposit
THAR moaey With me and viii tsls.
graph the delivery Of 8 ticket a. my ex
pansa, thua saving time and expFsasaGe
The CanndiAn Paoino q the shortest
and nest direct EDete 70 ~ eastern ard
enutheastsfp points, zach Sc Montreal.
New York. Chicago. s.. Paul and al
p0inaa ssush oE east 81 - FAnl, Thi1
4 lhs beet balm and best eqaipped line
IN America- Eatire train Funs thF ugh
from Ne Pacific 10 the Atlantic without
change OF cara No extra charge f0s
second ehnau sleepers. The seenery 4
elasse1 With the arahdast 10 the voFld
eompgiai1G nsanlains. iakse. Rivera
foeests. Riasiefss oanyons and besnstf' u
landscapea. fa.
ExeufsiOnists can always edcet = larel
safiae by ratFoalxina tAia pupalaf Foate
Fall informatisn regarding rates. tine
accommodations ete', freely ohsainec
by Nppfytpe - was Wkrnna.
Passenger and freight Aesnt fos fu
qrs epund 10 q. 81
Ofies, Wells. Fargo q Cas- buEldlna
seattle. ". I. cell
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AnR n eneasAAnce wtth law. and an e.
der ~ the Beard u DlrnctarA nsaes %
shares 81 sacA parcal e such slnnk - maT
b .soasasFY. wa ~ sid e. - Tic enotlon
AZ no ok1os a. IT, onmpNMy. - ea@Ear
uanes street. @nn FsAnEtm@A GAaeos1lAs
- sapnnaay, rs 81 day 81 ganuAry, l&s,
4 e. h1nr 81 " eActnck = - - 8i4
a3y. - nAT sd aels1ggeae e1s.nak
sEsatw 80 Txpen nns "a the nz1e
61&ink r. n HKNb4Rs0Es
SacrstaEy e RantaA cnas comDAnT.
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ekH RuENATMETURA, tCal.l, Jan. IL
Gel. J. d Hsnes, iass Gfaud Mastsr oi
Mnsons Of OtlifsEnia and ex-SapeFioF
Jadas Of San BuenaventaKA Onanty,
ives tbfswn from bis waaan while 70
tusuine homs ffam FepinFA on the
night Of Deeernbef son The arrival OF
the horses home caused search 10 Be
instituted, with the result shat bic deed
body vas dlsccvefed this morning
about three miles from she place Of
accident underneath . blEG about
thirty feet high. He had eFldently
been deEnnaed By the fall from the
wagon, and had uandsFed about until
he fell over the biud.
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Iadins wishine beautifully Atling cor
asta whiek give easa and eoEnfort 70 the
eeArsE, can - aeeommodAted b. leaS-
Inc orders and measurement e Mn.
Moonn's droaamakinG estAblishanenk, %
Sscona street OPPOSITE Me. Chnfoh. De-
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% KNroN COAL COMPANY. -hocA-
II tionof principal FlAce q suainea1. IAN
EsAnc.eee. C1,lfo.ala: soca.loa g wo5 -.
sios--T hers 4 dAlinqaant upon tAe 10 low.
ias deacrfhsd STOCK % acconnf % an9e -
~ n Ne z iePis4 - ne ia day 81 o.
lnhnE. lseA the aaVnral Mmaanta 81 Qppo-
mss tha names ef the Feapscdve ahAre-
hrIaAaan - A lnwae
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The CESTEMRRIs i ths nost pop
ulaF AID glove In AmaEias. eLAA fos aVs
buttons. also foe eiaht battoa& Ihag
are far blow TIE pEiee q snE otnel
ssandard maksF. and for a. and dnFA-
bilifg are unsxesilsd Tia abevs Ass -
All psicsa (sha elose h nas cold A whoie-
salsj 81 sCHwARACHRG BROS. dsis
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Drill, waterproof duck. corduroy AID
Macintosh clothing for aportsmen.
Fine asssEtmeus on hand or made 10
speasute. Osli and Sc samples na
WsT'a Con Store. dit
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0nina 10 tea ices aE hakn9 eaezpefied
g woza q aneaaut e . ouniampl1.n1
So buiidinQ q - pesuzzs1e ne9 o1co-
glea b. o., and tA9sa - bElnz D Va
snma nEns1 GuisaA14 1sx mT hEsinnMs !
p<spn@n 20 ef1er oUt u1 ez1iEs s1ea4 eG
slo6ka watches. silseFWAEe and iepely
- eoak 41ew $500 md 1x1uEs9 fnk
nzln, 30 ~ delivered Snsaasy |. l16l.
nnmaWksR fhia b 10 nA0ang nneksss
eaf strziRha % sd - bgsi1eaA
h O. McL1uazxxN, kIAttls LAC, Tie
isw11ewl. Gl3 Erene ssEee4 ds4 e
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PACIFIC COAST.


San RnNnms0o, yan. l.--The Union
frpn WoEks ca. have signed . onnirant
for tire aonelruclian a. the eruiaer
OhaEieatsn. Ths GoseKnmsnt kss besn
saoaFod b. bonds 10 tho amonnt Of
e2bl 600, beng one fouFth Of ths total
priee AZ the eraiaar. Work has been
started On ths keel. Whish viii be lnie
Ia 9 few days.
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Rsuingtnn Type writer awarded afss
premiern. Portland, OteRon, Mechanics
Fair, loe6 several machines oompstina,
aons others rsc0enized. na9
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Rioh Isoa nnnbcinR. We are ska oaiy
house that carries extFsmly ans aonner
inaa. TAey will be Displayed this wsek
IN csntsr windos. ToKIAs q SmaEn
sAH. All
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HAnp1 a HkIE bave secured Ne
agency % Fawkas' pAsont eVrtsa mo-
tors and receiving display eansA and
ufli Be plaaso6 20 atse eny tnfoTmAtia1
dssired 10 regard 70 these goods and hii
an oFdarn fog ne same. y W. fawkes,
Sr., viii remain tn tha sitY . faw aAye
loaaar IN TIE eompany's lntefsst. nol
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RxnovxD. II B. Stewart has RsnoEsd
bic drae nloek - hia foEDef lpeatlon, IN
the Starr block, nsxt 10 ". p. Boyd a
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In silk hasdkssoAiess we ean tnoW
80 = taresr sasarsAasna thaa ~ eeheF
sasrsM eoHbinsd. - half Prise do4LA.
a AsMaMnM1M. Gas
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Inhaler fra With saeA 6otila u m.
cal-ior CafaFFh Cara 81 hAanRoucx 4
TnnRrh noe
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PoCRKr sWsAanT.


Rogers Brss.' and waslsnhoIm's 6sea
mikes, ~ wEsr'A sis Front sizess. az
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la A toa e handteEeasefA on1 9
eAsa asSFw etn s&ora y Rsse eAsn gAlaaA
dsta CA2ax@ tAMAAas :
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81 Colored Sarah Satin. We oEisT .
liEa II 6oe eash. Oniy Z eAsh store can
edafd 10 give cash values. CEwrHn
LxAMx. dsle
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~. Pa vtsas, al Isssa. t4bls
1smnnk A. esafs peF ylfa a
p. Bonn q CsAA
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akzraaros. Gan. t.--CApsAin George
Lava II tala city. Tod ~ rsestvea
- isllgSsne aadiu saAl susseFiptisns
~ land tor ArA Lp4tas Jaage
sasS hlltoa. 81 New fark, $685.
as.aA HAllelav Reed. ID, u. atlls
y !. hsatiastsa. Of Nea Yors,
- eaea; Jsha A. kina. Of keu kagk,
@a1la&a total 81 absaa $4,000.
t.ssea ssOstved today fr0m Va.
Nrxea, mAaageF ~ the Oaie4ao
saa, tee sam u $3.50. vhiea
see Fesala Il ~ aEst days snbaoFip
- b oaiOa4a. roe cAeaas we're
eAaa pweess 70 Mrs Lasase owu
- q essng the wtso % tas so.
ss. s.n sAta Ne msasy shOaid noi o.
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81 o 10 $50. $40. An immsnas 80
anFtmsna ef onnbInatios drees paaaaEna,
saitnhis fns holiday prssents- oH8sEEz
CklRAax. aslo
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/ Poultry and game. Cas- y. kaAsoz
tTooth brushes 1t HasnAoUcK q TER21's
q. Doyfies s. sas6. CHEsfEE CLzAEs
tt -~-------------------- ~
Tuiles soap 81 HAsBao1ck q TKRKx'
Oaks q toap free, VITA each purchase,
- HAassoUCE 3 JRnnTis. deis
MwADo toilet soap a. HAsHnoucx 4
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